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Discovering the Universe

by Peter Grego

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Did you know that there are 70 sextillion (that's 70,000,000,000,000,000,000,000) stars in the universe? Discover other mind-expanding facts about the stars, planets, moons and space travel in these exciting guides.What else is out there? Series features: These fun, accessible guides are the perfect introduction to space for inquisitive minds.The author's friendly style make hard-to-grasp concepts comprehendable. Practical projects throughout each book encourage young readers to 'learn through doing'. Packed with jaw-dropping facts, mega number-crunching, planetary statistics, maps and charts. Includes info on important astronomers, scientists and astronauts who've mapped the heavens through time. Illustrated with stunning state-of-the-art satellite pictures.… (more)
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Explains all about the universe and what it contains. Great images-- in 3D! Comes with 3D glasses-- the kids loved looking at this one. Pretty cool! ( )
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Did you know that there are 70 sextillion (that's 70,000,000,000,000,000,000,000) stars in the universe? Discover other mind-expanding facts about the stars, planets, moons and space travel in these exciting guides.What else is out there? Series features: These fun, accessible guides are the perfect introduction to space for inquisitive minds.The author's friendly style make hard-to-grasp concepts comprehendable. Practical projects throughout each book encourage young readers to 'learn through doing'. Packed with jaw-dropping facts, mega number-crunching, planetary statistics, maps and charts. Includes info on important astronomers, scientists and astronauts who've mapped the heavens through time. Illustrated with stunning state-of-the-art satellite pictures.

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